For many years, Jimmy has been appearing in the back of most New York City Taxi Cabs. You get in the cab, a video from our show pops up, and you're forced to watch it. Recently, it has come to Jimmy's attention that when Jour videos come on, most people immediately hit the mute button. So, we put hidden cameras in a cab and Jimmy and Guillermo followed along in a bus to surprise those who dared to try silence them.
Alicia talks about her new autobiography 'More Myself,' being terrified to hear her own music, the first time she heard a song of hers on the radio, and she invites the whole audience to her Tidal X concert at the Barclays Center to benefit Rock the Vote.
Bruce talks about the exhibit on his life in New Jersey, his new movie Western Stars, going through old home videos, what his kids think of his career, people yelling BRUCE at him, his first gig opening for Cheech & Chong, and Jimmy reveals why he's such a big fan.
Lizzy talks about getting married, living in Los Angeles and London, her husband's hilarious mishap at a urinal, and playing Annie Wilkes in the new Hulu show 'Castle Rock' based on Kathy Bates' legendary role from Misery.
Tyler Childers performed All Your'n on Jimmy Kimmel Live.
Paul talks about living in New York, being Ant-Man, the upcoming Ghostbusters movie, playing a clone in the new Netflix show “Living with Yourself,” and being buried in a shallow grave while wearing a diaper.
Dave talks about being friends with Jennifer Aniston, vacationing with her, being nominated for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, and illustrating two new board games.
Blanco Brown performed Funky Tonk & The Git Up Medley on Jimmy Kimmel Live.
Jennifer Aniston talks about joining Instagram, breaking the Guinness World Record for the insane amount of followers she got so quickly, having a finstagram, the first time she saw herself on a billboard, her new Apple TV + show with Reese Witherspoon called “The Morning Show,” shadowing at “Good Morning America” and having dinner with Diane Sawyer to research for her role, and Jimmy tests her emoji knowledge with a game called Emojeopardy.
Thom Yorke: Tomorrow's Modern Boxes perform Traffic on Jimmy Kimmel Live.
Elton John talks about writing his great new memoir a?oeMe,a?? touring since he was 17, wanting to be home with his kids, letting Stevie Wonder drive his snowmobile, playing charades at Neil Diamond's house with Bob Dylan, being a technophobe, not owning a cell phone, his love of paper shredding, and he weighs in on the shoe color debate.
Taika talks about writing, directing and starring in Jojo Rabbit, playing Adolf Hitler, being from New Zealand, being caught sleeping on the job, directing What We Do in the Shadows and Thor: Ragnarok, and the new Thor movie with Natalie Portman.
Morris Day & Snoop Dogg performed Lil Mo Funk on Jimmy Kimmel Live.
Jeff talks about meeting Snoop Dogg backstage, his upcoming milestone birthday, taking pictures on movie sets, his new photography book, and he takes a portrait of Jimmy with his cool Japanese panning camera.
Variety reports that Zoe Kravitz has been cast in 'The Batman' as film's most famous feline: Catwoman. Matt Reeves writes and directs.
Howard talks about being in LA, his friendship with Jimmy, Jimmy's family working on the show, his book “Howard Stern Comes Again,” having Donald Trump as a guest before he was in office, how his radio show has evolved over the years, being married to Beth for 11 years, wanting to marry her again, and he surprises everyone with an impromptu proposal.
Aaron talks about rebooting the “Breaking Bad” world for the new movie El Camino with creator Vince Gilligan, doing a scavenger hunt in Boise, Idaho for tickets to the premiere, the crazy lengths his fans went to for tickets, and he shows an exclusive never-before-seen clip from the film and talks about his baby girl.
EMMY® Award-winning comedian, actress and writer Wanda Sykes will host the 28th Annual Bounce Trumpet Awards, an exciting night of inspiration, history and crowd-rousing performances celebrating African-American achievements and contributions.
Anderson .Paak & Smokey Robinson perform Make It Better on 'Jimmy Kimmel Live.' Watch the clip below!
On 'Jimmy Kimmel Live,' Danny talks about “Always Sunny in Philadelphia,” playing the violin on “Taxi,” his real mom playing his mother on the show, the Jumanji sequel, working with The Rock, and Jimmy does his best impression of Danny with the help of an insanely realistic looking mask.
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